Attention Span
My work is spread across a pile of repositories, a queue of reviews and a handful of agents doing who-knows-what in their worktrees. Every time I went to GitHub to check what needed me, I came back twenty minutes later having read three unrelated threads and forgotten what I was doing. So I built this instead.
It's a Paseo plugin that boils GitHub down to a short list of what actually needs you, says why, and starts an agent session when you want help with it.
- Doing: what needs you right now. Someone's waiting for a reply, a review, CI's red, something's ready to merge.
- Waiting: the ball's in someone else's court. You can stop thinking about it, at least until it's waited too long.
- Next up: for when your plate is actually clear. It happens. Occasionally.
- History: what you got done, for when someone asks and your mind goes blank.
I've tried not to assume much about how you use GitHub. Solo, a team that reviews everything, stacked PRs, issues first, open source: so far it copes with all of them. Tell me where it doesn't.
There's more in OVERVIEW.md: each tab, what the buttons do, settings, and where your data goes.
Install
paseo plugin add andrioid/attention-span
Then open Attention in the sidebar. If something's missing, like gh not being signed in, it'll tell you what and how to fix it.
Develop
See CONTRIBUTING.md, requirements.yaml and docs/architecture.md.